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LA Riots 25 years later: The fallout of Rodney King verdict has given way to fragile peace
Scroll back to black Los Angeles in the early 1990s. A quarter century after Watts burned during six days of rioting in August 1965, the stage was set for further violence, historians say. The earlier riot, fueled by African-American anger over alleged police and housing discrimination, killed 34,....

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IRS investigators search televangelist Benny Hinn's offices in Grapevine
Investigators with the Internal Revenue Service and the U.S. Postal Service served a search warrant Wednesday at the Grapevine offices of televangelist Benny Hinn. A large number of agents walked in and out of the offices with boxes, KXAS-TV (NBC5) reported, but officials wouldn't confirm to the TV....

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Samford professor tells story of wrongly convicted man
Caliph Washington got into a physical confrontation in 1957 with Lipscomb police officer James B. "Cowboy" Clark, whose gun accidentally fired. A bullet ricocheted off a car and bounced back to hit Clark in the heart, killing him on a Bessemer street. The officer's wife, Florence Clark, collected an....

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LA Riots 25 years later: The fallout of Rodney King verdict has given way to fragile peace
Scroll back to black Los Angeles in the early 1990s. A quarter century after Watts burned during six days of rioting in August 1965, the stage was set for further violence, historians say. The earlier riot, fueled by African-American anger over alleged police and housing discrimination, killed 34,....

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Nicaragua exorcism victim starved, beaten before killing
Managua, Apr 27 (AFP) A Nicaraguan woman who was burned to death in an exorcism that caused worldwide shock was starved and beaten in the week before her killing, witnesses have told a court. Evangelical pastor Juan Rocha and four followers are accused of murdering Vilma Trujillo, a 25-year-old....

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This woman was stopped from breast-feeding at a church — even though the law was on her side.
She nursed her older daughter — now 4 years old — until she was 8½ months pregnant with Autumn. In all that time, she never had a problem nursing in public, she said. “I have breast-fed in a few different countries. I have breast-fed all over the place,” she said. “No one has ever said anything to me.

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Gulfport NAACP will choose Mother of the Year
The Gulfport NAACP will present its 2017 Mother of the Year Program at 6 p.m. Saturday at the Good Deeds Community Center, 15101 Madison St. The program’s theme is “Equality for Women is Progress for All.” The four contestants are not only mothers, but also are prominent and active residents in their churches and community.

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Chicago Archdiocese to Settle Priest Abuse Suits for $4.45M
CHICAGO — The Archdiocese of Chicago will pay $4.45 million to settle separate lawsuits brought by three men who allege they were sexually abused over a decade ago by a former Roman Catholic priest and convicted sex offender. Mark Brown, the attorney for the men, told the Chicago Tribune this week....

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Suspicious wife vindicated after husband had affairs
There are claims, too, that his affairs spanned more than two decades — not only on Lewis, but on the Isle of Skye, too, where he was pastor for seven years in the 1990s, and also in Manchester, and London, where there is a Free Church congregation. Some talked, without any evidence, of an illegitimate child.

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A ‘chop shop for eagles’: Smuggling ring had garbage bags of eagle parts, feds say
Welcome to the niche underworld of illegal bird trafficking: garbage bags full of eagle bits; talons laid out like watches on a kitchen floor; bloody smuggling routes said to stretch from hunting grounds in Wyoming to black markets in Los Angeles or much farther.

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Lufkin murderer: 'I saw his hand drop and that’s when I shot him'
LUFKIN, TX (KTRE) - The sentencing of Warren Lewis continued Wednesday morning. Lewis, 39, pleaded guilty to a charge with first-degree felony murder in connection to the shooting death of Billy Carter on the night of September 4, 2016. The first witness to take the stand was Angelina County Probation Officer Mark French.

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Pastor who said Pulse victims got what they deserved gets sentenced to 35 years for child molestation
. , the Georgia pastor who said that the victims of the deadly Pulse nightclub shooting in Orlando, Florida, got what they deserved for being gay, has been sentenced to life for aggravated child molestation. On Tuesday, Adkins was sentenced to serve at least 35 years in prison and will spend the rest of his life on probation.

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Lufkin murderer: 'I saw his hand drop and that’s when I shot him'
LUFKIN, TX (KTRE) - The sentencing of Warren Lewis continued Wednesday morning. Lewis, 39, pleaded guilty to a charge with first-degree felony murder in connection to the shooting death of Billy Carter on the night of September 4, 2016. The first witness to take the stand was Angelina County Probation Officer Mark French.

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A ‘chop shop for eagles’: Smuggling ring had garbage bags of eagle parts, feds say
Welcome to the niche underworld of illegal bird trafficking: garbage bags full of eagle bits; talons laid out like watches on a kitchen floor; bloody smuggling routes said to stretch from hunting grounds in Wyoming to black markets in Los Angeles or much farther.

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Chicago Archdiocese to settle priest abuse suits for $4.45M
Mark Brown, the attorney for the men, told the Chicago Tribune ( http://trib.in/2q7NYd3 ) that two brothers reached settlements in late January. They accused Daniel McCormack of sexually abusing them more than once during an after-school program at Our Lady of the Westside Catholic School in the mid-2000s.

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Chicago Archdiocese to settle priest abuse suits for $4.45M
CHICAGO (AP) — The Archdiocese of Chicago will pay $4.45 million to settle separate lawsuits brought by three men who allege they were sexually abused over a decade ago by a former Roman Catholic priest and convicted sex offender. Mark Brown, the attorney for the men, told the Chicago Tribune ( http://trib.

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Chicago Archdiocese to settle priest abuse suits for $4.45M
Sioux City, IA (51101) Today. Generally cloudy. High near 50F. Winds NW at 15 to 25 mph. Winds could occasionally gust over 40 mph.. Tonight. Cloudy and windy this evening, becoming partly cloudy after midnight. Low near 30F. NW winds at 20 to 30 mph, decreasing to 10 to 15 mph. Winds could occasionally gust over 40 mph.

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A ‘chop shop for eagles’: Smuggling ring had garbage bags of eagle parts, feds say
Welcome to the niche underworld of illegal bird trafficking: garbage bags full of eagle bits; talons laid out like watches on a kitchen floor; bloody smuggling routes said to stretch from hunting grounds in Wyoming to black markets in Los Angeles or much farther.

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A ‘chop shop for eagles’: Smuggling ring had garbage bags of eagle parts, feds say
Welcome to the niche underworld of illegal bird trafficking: garbage bags full of eagle bits; talons laid out like watches on a kitchen floor; bloody smuggling routes said to stretch from hunting grounds in Wyoming to black markets in Los Angeles or much farther.

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A ‘chop shop for eagles’: Smuggling ring had garbage bags of eagle parts, feds say
Welcome to the niche underworld of illegal bird trafficking: garbage bags full of eagle bits; talons laid out like watches on a kitchen floor; bloody smuggling routes said to stretch from hunting grounds in Wyoming to black markets in Los Angeles or much farther.

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Bouquets and Brickbats: Brentmoor Elementary lauded for being named Hall of Fame School
ȁ#x201c;The Hall of Fame School award recognizes schools that engage faculty, students and the community to provide a quality school experience,ȁ#x201d; according to a news release from OAESA. ȁ#x201c;The school staff submitted an extensive application documenting the effectiveness of their education program in several areas.

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A ‘chop shop for eagles’: Smuggling ring had garbage bags of eagle parts, feds say
Welcome to the niche underworld of illegal bird trafficking: garbage bags full of eagle bits; talons laid out like watches on a kitchen floor; bloody smuggling routes said to stretch from hunting grounds in Wyoming to black markets in Los Angeles or much farther.

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A ‘chop shop for eagles’: Smuggling ring had garbage bags of eagle parts, feds say
Welcome to the niche underworld of illegal bird trafficking: garbage bags full of eagle bits; talons laid out like watches on a kitchen floor; bloody smuggling routes said to stretch from hunting grounds in Wyoming to black markets in Los Angeles or much farther.

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A ‘chop shop for eagles’: Smuggling ring had garbage bags of eagle parts, feds say
Welcome to the niche underworld of illegal bird trafficking: garbage bags full of eagle bits; talons laid out like watches on a kitchen floor; bloody smuggling routes said to stretch from hunting grounds in Wyoming to black markets in Los Angeles or much farther.

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Lufkin murderer: 'I saw his hand drop and that’s when I shot him'
LUFKIN, TX (KTRE) - The sentencing of Warren Lewis continued Wednesday morning. Lewis, 39, pleaded guilty to a charge with first-degree felony murder in connection to the shooting death of Billy Carter on the night of September 4, 2016. The first witness to take the stand was Angelina County Probation Officer Mark French.

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Breastfeeding mom causes a stir in Va. church sanctuary
Annie Peguero was trying to soothe her agitated 19-month old baby in church on Sunday, when she did what she often does -- she nursed her. But her efforts to calm her daughter caused a stir in the sanctuary of Summit Church in Springfield. A woman promptly asked the Dumfries mother to decamp to a private room, she said.

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